Spectruosity: Post-movement Make something happen (And remember to change the description when remixing) Chapter 2 of Spectruosity. Remix history from (88) onwards: [88]: "Turquoise" decides to jump into the hole he made. Indigo and Navy blue sucessfully leak th water supply. Causing water to leak everywhere. Pickle goes through this distortion effect and giggle jimmy gets scared by cthulu. The RUBIK'S gets hit by the chair into the water storage, and Amber is very close to the ground. [89]: Cthulu looks at giggle jimmy with confusion as he is a passive entity (Zamn, Cthulu has been discombobulated ever since he was refugeed over here). Cheese begins to cheesify his surroundings again. Abyssal replies to Abysmal agent. [90]: Oh, cool! Wylee14 is back! I sure wonder what he’s up to! [91]: Abyssal dismisses his force, and now Abysmal agents have appeared all around the map. Now we are going to have to fight if we don't want to be enslaved by Abyssal. [92]: The Agent in the warehouse gets destroyed by Snare while Evil Violet kicks Navy Blue down in the water and threatens Indigo. [93]: The Abysmal agent in the desert grabs onto Blue tightly, ready to take him to caverns. [94]:Flootus yeets the Agent in the field and leaves the stickmen to beat him up.Cubicus destroys the Agent in the mountains.And Evil Violet makes more leaks in the water supply. [95]: Brown decides to put the moutain dew into the water becasue, why not? Amber realizes he didnt have an impact ot the ground, but instead water and starts floating. Navy tries to get the rubble off but cant, and since hes underwater, he drowns and dies. Indigo snatches the sword from Evil violet and on the roof a mega chest has appeared, its very large(so a stickman would have to be very small compared to it). The purple pulsar aims one of its axis thingie at an abyssal agent. Along with the clorbic spectrian clorbifiying one of them. The electric bacteria accidently zaps the brown bacterial behemoth. Lastly, giggle jimmy aggresivly bits at the abysmall agent in the sea.
